I have a FrontPage website on my PC that I use as an active desktop.  
Everytime I open it or move to a new page I get the message at the top of the
window about protecting me from Active X, etc.  Don't mind this a bit when
I'm on the internet and appreciate the protection.  ...

Is there a registry entry I can modify to select this setting? It is
generally set via TOOLS/INTERNET OPTIONS/ADVANCED then scrolling through to
HTTP 1.1 section and checking off the box. I'd like to find a registry
setting so I can develop an SMS based change to turn this on for ...

When I ever try to go to certain websites , a message pop ups and says "Sorry
your browser does not support  iFrame please update at
http://www.microsoft.com/ie"but I dont know what to update from  
http://www.microsoft.com/ie  and  I dont know anything else to do.So if you

actually i am not very sure what is the problem but hope to seek solution who
experience the same.
my IE can go any other websites except this one "http://www.yahoo.com.tw" at
home, but i can access the same website other PC in office without problem.

Whenver i put www.blogger.com on www.blogspot.com on my address bar, i
get the error message "The page cannot be displayed". While i can
access all other sites witout any problem. What could be the reason?
regards

When i try to acess this one website it tells me that "your browswer does not
support iframe, please update at:http://www.microsoft.com/ie" but i dont know
what to update from "http://www.microsoft.com/ie" so please help.
~Thankyou~

I don't know what I did but the homepage for IE6 won't display unless I
refresh.  This also happens with the homepage with sbc yahoo, which is a copy
almost of internet explorer.  
The tool bar comes up and the address is showing and "done" is shown at the

In Explorer 6, I get the following on part of my home page:
This is what I get instead of the temperature.  It lines up a bit better
but I can't copy it very well.I am using Windows XP Home edition:
Get quick forecast:      

I find more and more websites require me to left click somewhere in a 'vacant'
area of the page in order to be able to use my space bar to page-down.  To
simply make a random click inevitably brings up some obscure advertising blurb.
I guess the question is; can website designers ...

I was having trouble with IE6 - I tried to remove it from my pc.  Then tried
to download it again from the internet and it said I couldn't because I
allready have a newer version on my pc.  Help, I don't know where else to
look for it on my harddrive.

I have WinXP SP2 with all the updates installed. In Mozilla everything works
fine.
In IE pages display but text is larger and it looks as if tables aren't
displaying properly.

when using ix6 my web pages are not showing the specified
background colors, and sometimes the correct fonts.  I have
tried to change the colors and text in the internet options
but nothing seems to change unless I ovveride the colors

help in ie 6 in windows xp pro sp2 is not working.
I just get hourglass when trying to access information.
I have reinstalled service pack 2, reinstalled windows xp pro with sp2,  run
fix ie.

Windows XP w/sp2
I want to make the default view for saving pictures as Details.  I DO NOT
WANT TO SEE THE THUMBNAILS EVERYTIME I SAVE A PICTURE MICROSOFT.  The
information below was something from a previous post and my response to it.  

Am I to assume that it is version6 of IE on this platform?
Also ,does anyone know if it can run in kiosk mode?
TIA
Mark